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• Kris  + (talisman charm, amulet)
• Ceda  + (something that causes imperfections; defects; deficiency; disgrace; stain)
• Aub  + (cover)
• Rusak-rusakan  + (something that has been broken/damaged (Alus Mider : a level of language used for people who are under or people who are above or a language that contains a feeling of exalting someone who deserves to be elevated))
• Cahcahan  + (something that has been cut up, chopped)
• Nasib  + (something that has been determined by God on a person; destiny; fate)
• Tetabasan  + (scrap wood)
• Kencang  + (tight rope)
• Mapilus  + (something that has been twisted while being formed, such as a kojong or tangkih)
• Lelucon  + (something that is amusing)
• Kadutan  + (kris)
• Bebakalan  + (Something that is intended)
• Papingitan  + (something that is kept secret)
• Nadi  + (enlarged)
• Udu  + (unclear, something that no one buys)
• Matenggeng  + (sitting so that only part of rear end is on seat, with leg hanging down)
• Lalaca  + (something that is planned)
• Panimpug  + (something that is thrown)
• Panagel  + (something that is thrown)
• Panempal  + (something that is used for thick, thick polishing)
• Aat-aatan  + (something that is worked hard)
• Nganyud  + (set afloat, set adrift, washed away, make float away)
• Sepuk  + (something that flies up (e.g. dust, ashes))
• Pupuk  + (something that you put on top)
• Bekel  + (provisions things (provisions, supplies, stock) that are taken from one place to another, usually food or money)

• Ababan  + (something the stalks of which have been taken; something to be ruled out)

• Kencang  + (tight rope)
• Pasuwunina  + (something to carry on one's head)
• Nyabit  + (something under arm, between body and arm (normally something thin))
• Krodokan  + (something until it is bubbling)
• Usil  + (something unusual, annoying)
• Kikid  + (wipe)
• Alangan  + (a hindrance or obstacle)
• Nampa  + (something wide &amp)
• Jembrak  + (tuft protruding)
• Nyungsung  + (something with religious connection)
• Nginyal  + (something without swallowing, e.g. gum)
• Pangalih-alihan  + (look for)
• Nunain  + (something, cut back on the amount of something)
• Ngrereh  + (something, find or pickup something, look for something, search for something)
• Nyepit  + (something, grab and squeeze between two objects, like tongs, legs, arms)
• Ngedasin  + (something, purify something)
• Ngiter  + (something., surround something.)
• Ngisngis  + (something; anything)
• Natkala  + (sometimes)
• Catut  + (tweezers that are used to pull our hairs from the beard)
• Nista  + (poor smallest and least expensive of the three possible levels of a ceremony, the highest being called madudus, the medium level nadi)
• Pangikian  + (a rasp with small holes for fine grating, such as coconut)
• Kuskus  + (rice steamer having a conical shaped steamer that fits into flared rim of dangdang, usually made of loosely woven bamboo strips)
• Sakti  + (sorcery, having extraordinary ability and power to control unseen forces that are usually directed toward evil ends)
• Majayajaya  + (purification rite that is a normal part of any Manusa Yadnya ceremony, as well as many other kinds of rituals)